Jeff Cavins

Yes, absolutely. Right in the middle of the gospel of John, you have John chapter 7 and John chapter 8. And it's the story of the woman caught in adultery and the leadership wants to stone her and they are shaming her and she is broken and publicly shamed. And it's in that amazing story that the Lord releases her from that shame and brings her to himself.

Yes, absolutely. Right in the middle of the gospel of John, you have John chapter 7 and John chapter 8. And it's the story of the woman caught in adultery and the leadership wants to stone her and they are shaming her and she is broken and publicly shamed. And it's in that amazing story that the Lord releases her from that shame and brings her to himself.

Yes, absolutely. Right in the middle of the gospel of John, you have John chapter 7 and John chapter 8. And it's the story of the woman caught in adultery and the leadership wants to stone her and they are shaming her and she is broken and publicly shamed. And it's in that amazing story that the Lord releases her from that shame and brings her to himself.

And so I would really encourage people, whatever shame in your life, it doesn't have to be what this lady committed. It can be shame in your town, shame in your family, shame for something you said, shame for something you did in college, whatever it might be. I want you to know that Jesus is not going to hold you to that shame the rest of your life, but he is going to release you because he can.

And so I would really encourage people, whatever shame in your life, it doesn't have to be what this lady committed. It can be shame in your town, shame in your family, shame for something you said, shame for something you did in college, whatever it might be. I want you to know that Jesus is not going to hold you to that shame the rest of your life, but he is going to release you because he can.

And so I would really encourage people, whatever shame in your life, it doesn't have to be what this lady committed. It can be shame in your town, shame in your family, shame for something you said, shame for something you did in college, whatever it might be. I want you to know that Jesus is not going to hold you to that shame the rest of your life, but he is going to release you because he can.

He's God. He is divine, and that's what the focus is. And that's just not a theological point. That is an experience that we can have in our life. Because he's God, I can be free from shame. Maybe it was something on the internet. Who knows? But you can be free and be restored to the Lord, whether you are someone listening to the daily readings or you're the Pope.

He's God. He is divine, and that's what the focus is. And that's just not a theological point. That is an experience that we can have in our life. Because he's God, I can be free from shame. Maybe it was something on the internet. Who knows? But you can be free and be restored to the Lord, whether you are someone listening to the daily readings or you're the Pope.

He's God. He is divine, and that's what the focus is. And that's just not a theological point. That is an experience that we can have in our life. Because he's God, I can be free from shame. Maybe it was something on the internet. Who knows? But you can be free and be restored to the Lord, whether you are someone listening to the daily readings or you're the Pope.

And if the Pope's listening.

And if the Pope's listening.

And if the Pope's listening.

Yeah, we answer about three to five questions every week that you, the listeners, are asking. And usually it's, boy, I don't understand this or how could God do that? And we try to take those apart as best we can. And always coming from the perspective of we trust God and God is good. He's not arbitrary. He doesn't just do one thing one day and another another day.

Yeah, we answer about three to five questions every week that you, the listeners, are asking. And usually it's, boy, I don't understand this or how could God do that? And we try to take those apart as best we can. And always coming from the perspective of we trust God and God is good. He's not arbitrary. He doesn't just do one thing one day and another another day.

Yeah, we answer about three to five questions every week that you, the listeners, are asking. And usually it's, boy, I don't understand this or how could God do that? And we try to take those apart as best we can. And always coming from the perspective of we trust God and God is good. He's not arbitrary. He doesn't just do one thing one day and another another day.

He's consistent and his actions are always held to who he is.

He's consistent and his actions are always held to who he is.

He's consistent and his actions are always held to who he is.

Oh, thank you. It's good to join you. And yeah, we're going into a very, very exciting period. Yeah, there's a lot that happens. Yeah, there's an amazing amount that happens. And this period is actually not that long. And it's made up of two books. It is Joshua and Judges. And for those of you that are following along in your Bible timeline chart, this is the green period.

Oh, thank you. It's good to join you. And yeah, we're going into a very, very exciting period. Yeah, there's a lot that happens. Yeah, there's an amazing amount that happens. And this period is actually not that long. And it's made up of two books. It is Joshua and Judges. And for those of you that are following along in your Bible timeline chart, this is the green period.